The language is only as sloppy as the person writing it.
Back to the question, in my personal projects I have been running the
Smarty PHP template engine with xhtml 1.0 strict formatted templates
and content without any problems. At work we run a much more dynamic
version of the engine with html
On 4/7/05 2:42 PM, russ - maxdesign [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hope could just have easily changed from an incomplete HTML4.01 Transitional
doctype to a complete version. This is not a criticism of Hope, as she may
have had other reasons for moving to XHML.
This was not a conscience nor
I presume br / is part of the standards since it passes HTML 4.01 Strict
XHTML 1.0 strict validation but does it accessible friendly?
Coming from the print design background it always disturb me to see the
first word of the new sentence lonely let behind with the previous sentence.
Knowing how
To what I know, search engines, browsers and other items that reads
the Internet and the Web for that matter, searches through tags like
this:
[tag]*
Meaning that no matter what tag it is, it will always replace the *
with... anything, cause it was assumed that when the web started,
people my
Title: semantically correct markup for pagination
Hi all,
does anybody have an example of a semantically correct markup for a pagination like on www.google.com with previous and next links?
Best regards from Germany,
Marco Della Pina
Maybe I wasn't specific enough, this layout works just fine. My main
content (middle column) is first in the source code. When I hooked the
layout to my database all the clearing worked as promised. My problem
is in the header and specifically the subnav which, in IE, throws
the rest of the
On 5 Jul 2005, at 2:15 AM, Wayne Godfrey wrote:
My problem is in the header and specifically the subnav which, in
IE, throws the rest of the layout out of whack. The logo and main nav
are fixed in size, but I would like the subnav font to size up or down
as the rest of the layout does.
Chris Kennon wrote:
Strike-through styling for visited links, I've heard differing opinions
on this method, but am asking the consensus of the WSG.
a:visited { text-decoration: line-through; }
As others pointed out, it's more of a usability question, but to add my
GBP 0.02 to the issue and
Title: semantically correct markup for "pagination"
In what language, Marco? This type of functionalityis
built intoalmost anysite's search page. You can find examples of it
everywhere.
Using PHP you would just set a couple of variables and then
perform anumrows count and repeat of the same
Webmaster wrote:
In what language, Marco?
As he asked for semantically correct markup, how's about HTML? ;)
I'd be tempted to say ordered list of links on this one.
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or some people, like me, just find line-through links annoying =)
regards
Terrence Wood.
On 5 Jul 2005, at 12:23 PM, Patrick H. Lauke wrote:
As others pointed out, it's more of a usability question
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At 08:47 AM 6/30/2005, Chris Kennon wrote:
Strike-through styling for visited links, I've heard differing
opinions on this method, but am asking the consensus of the WSG.
a:visited { text-decoration: line-through; }
Chris,
I don't see any ambiguity. Crossing out text indicates that it's
This is breaking my heart, as I love the structure of the source. I
tried the clear myself before asking for help, but it still messes up
IE/win, as you found out. I'll try to get the CSS file back down to
basics and see if I can get it to work a little bit at a time. Thanks
for the help and
Webmaster wrote:
I wasn't aware this could be achieved dynamically using HTML.
Nobody said anything about HTML creating the pagination links dynamically.
Have I missed
something? Does PHP not represent well-formed and meaningful data?
PHP outputs whatever HTML markup you tell it to output,
Sorry Patrick. I was way off. I thought he was asking how to achieve the
task in its enirety. I've revisited the originel email and, in my defence,
it really wasn't terribly explicit.
Now to tackle those Googlers.
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Webmaster would like to recall the message, [WSG] semantically correct
markup for pagination.
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what are you guys using as a base css file to start a site with common hacks and what not? Thanks happy 4th :)
what are you guys using as a base css file to start a site with common hacks
and what not?
plug http://leftjustified.net/journal/2004/10/07/css-negotiation/ /plug
and
plug http://leftjustified.net/journal/2004/10/19/global-ws-reset/ /plug
Couldn't help myself ;)
Andrew.
Webmaster wrote:
Sorry Patrick. I was way off.
No worries...happens to me most of the time as well :)
Now to tackle those Googlers.
That's the spirit!
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plug
Couldn't help myself ;)
Patience is a virtue, young padawan ;)
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Hi there,
what are you guys using as a base css file to start a site with common hacks
and what not?
These days I invariably kick off with the global whitespace reset (hi
Andrew!) http://leftjustified.net/journal/2004/10/19/global-ws-reset/
...and some controlled whitespace settings.
If I
The link to 'WCAG 1.0 Guidelines and Checkpoints for Flash' is dead, can
someone pls fix.
Thanks
David
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If I know the base font I'll set that and some default
colours, then set a % text size in the body {}, to avoid
any font-size setting smaller than 1em.
Hi Heretic, please explain this. How does setting a % for text-size in body
prevent the appearance of smaller than 1em font sizes? Is 100% a
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